Vet Frank Pine Sues For Divorce In Berkeley County
Dr Frank T Pine a prominent veterinarian formerly of Gainesboro now living in Martinsburg files for divorce from wife Mrs Mary C Pine in Berkeley County Circuit Court alleging marital estrangement The PInes left Gainesboro property and Mrs Pine has gone to Oklahoma to live with her son Dr John T Pine her child by a previous husband who was Frank Pine’s brother The outcome of any cross bill by Mrs Pine is not known.
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Maraimeburs
W. Va
Frank T. Pine
Gainesboro
Martinsburg
Circwiit Court
Berkeley County
Mary C. Pine
Pines
Recovered Money Reunites Va. Man With Lost Twenty
Gainesboro Va June 21 Mr Charles Heironimus of Good W Va lost a twenty dollar bill in Moore s store one day earlier He missed it at home returned next day and it was found by J B Rogers who heard of the loss and handed it back Nearby residents joined Ebenezer Church children day services Dr He A La Rogers and son Emerson of M Bunker Hin Va visiting this week A law festival is planned for Saturday night July 9
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Charles Heironimus
Good
W. Va
Moore’s
J. B. Rogers
Mt. Héironimus
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He Ala Roegers
Emerson
Bunker iHin
Ww. Va
Capucline Headache Relief Promises Quick Comfort
A vintage advert touts Capucline as fast relief for all headaches including sick nervous and heat induced pains. It claims to ease cold or grip attacks and feverishness while restoring normal conditions. The liquid medicine is easy to take and available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at drug stores.
Ernest Marshall Loses Home and Store in Clearwater Fire
A large fire last Thursday night in Clearwater Florida destroyed the grocery store owned by Ernest Marshall, a former Winchester resident. The stock valued at 4000 was uninsured except for 500 and the blaze began in a millinery store next to his building. Marshall, nephew of Miss Frances SieMeck, once ran businesses in Berry Virginia and Summit Point West Virginia before moving to Florida.
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Fila
Erne
Marshall
Winchester
Frances siMeck
Berry‘Va
Summit Point
Florida
Clarke Club Definite Clash Set for Berryville
Clarke county team organized by Manager Swanson will travel to Berryville tomorrow to face the local club in a baseball matchup.
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Swanson
Berryville
Clarke County
Roanoke Board Completes Exam Session Adjourns
The state law examining board in Roanoke adjourned after a week in session. It released 160 names with 133 success. Philip Williams of Winchester led the list with certificates. George F. L. Becker of Philadelphia and W V E Yethune of New York are staying at Hotel Evans and Chambersburg pa visitor George Lehner is in town.
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Roanoke
Philip Williams
Winchester
George FL. Becker
Philadalpnse
Hotel Evans
Mr. W. V.E. Yethune
New York
Hotel
Evans
Testimony Supports Doan's Kidney Pills for Lasting Cure
Sufferers with back and kidney troubles praise Doan's Kidney Pills as a lasting remedy. Mrs J E Ameck of 36 Water Wheel, Winnebago County, reports years of relief after using the product from Franck Baker & Son's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the remedy under the Doan brand with a 50 cent price.
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Dean
J.E. Ameck
Water Wheel
Pcheater
Ware
Sayes
Daon
Franck Baker & Son
Conter Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
T&ake
Remarkable Masonic Banquet Ties Across Continents
A reminiscence published in the Impartial Reporter details a Masonic banquet hosted by Dr. Carson on Iloilo Island. It notes that attendees included representatives from sixteen U S states and brothers from Australia Cuba Panama Scotland Ireland and China, illustrating global Masonic connections during the visit.
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Manila
P. I
Front Royal
Doctor Carson
Iloilo
Australia
Cuba
Pan
Scotland
Ireland
1790s patent foot bath ad touts TIZ remedy
An old advertisement promotes a foot bath product named TIZ by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. It claims to cure corns bunions frostbite and various foot ailments. The copy highlights powder plaster and salve options and notes TIZ enables smaller shoes. It lists 25 cents per box with Chicago address.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Baseball scores from major leagues and Virginia league results
American League games include Washington at New York 4 3 and 2 1 Philadelphia over Boston 6 2 and Beeton 2. National League scores show New York 6 Philadelphia 2 and 2 3 Brooklyn and Pittsburg 7 St Louis 3 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 2. Virginia League results list Lynchburg 1 Richmond 2 Norfolk 5 Roanoke 4 Danville 6 Portsmouth 4.
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Boston
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Norfolk
Roanoke
Danville
Portsmouth
Local Business Travel Notices Hit Winchester
Mr J Geiger of Philadelphia on firm business. Messrs W S Russell and J P F He among Baltimore men registered at Hotel Dial. Mr George H Mayhew of Hagerstown spent today in Winchester. W Ridenour of Hagerstown in town on business. Mr J H Cunningham of Somerset Pa registered at Hotel Ev. Mr C H King arrived from Richmond for business. Mr Joseph Bettigheimer of Baltimore registered at Hotel Evans.
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Hagerstown
Winchester
J. HH. G Cunningham
Somerset, Pa
C. H. King
Richmond
Joseph Bettigheimer
Baltimore
Evans
Test for Corn Fermentation and Digestibility Clue
A reflection on corn testing notes that after pulling and resting, fermentation can occur and ruin taste and digestibility. Experts use ears to judge quality, but lay readers are advised to squeeze kernels to assess milk flow and detect spoilage.
Botanists in Dispute Over Nitrogen Source
Professor Fhomtas Jamieson of Aberdeen challenges orthodox science by insisting plants obtain nitrogen from leaves and air rather than roots. He asks how air, plants and lichens with few roots acquire nitrogen, and his stance could force a major rewrite of botany texts.
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Jamieson
Aberdeen
New York Press
Toy Making City Leads World Trade in Nuremberg
Nuremberg dominates the global toy trade with over half its factories staffed by women and girls. Female workers earn about 5 cents per hour. Germany's toy output is around 25 million dollars annually, with about 19 million exported, mainly to Britain and the United States.
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Nuremberg
Great Britain
United States
A Married Man's Problems
A local woman sues her husband for thirty thousand dollars borrowed money. The case implies later arrest of the head of the household for burglarizing the baby's bank for car fare in New York Evening Telegram.
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New York Evening Telegram
Neurasthenia Test Described by English Court
An English court outlines a neurasthenia test requiring a subject to stand with head erect eyes closed and whistle. Officials claim a neurasthenia sufferer cannot perform this task.
Rat Electrocution Trap Idea Captures Rat Fate
A new trap attracts rats with food and light then seals them inside where an electric current kills in about fifty to sixty seconds. The device can be arranged so the electrocuted rat signals its fate to any desired location, as described in Popular Mechanics.
Henpecked Husband Note from Meggendorfer Blatter
A fragment from Meggendorfer Blatter references a father with children left in his care. The line shows the father consenting to return to a park with his kids and the suggestion of accompanying them. The passage captures a light domestic moment in a humorous illustration caption.
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Meggendorfer Blarter
Unclear fragment from Boston script teaser
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Boston script scene with dialog about money and bachelor status, but lacks coherent events, names, or context to form a full news item. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly present.
Martyr to Science and a Worcester Organist Profile
A Norwegian scientist killed while pursuing lightning research, inspired by Franklin, is noted as a martyr to science. Alfred H. Booth of Worcester, Mass., marked 30 years as organist at St. Matthew's Church with only one missed service.
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Alfred H. Booth
Worcester
Mass
St. Matthew’s Church
Compass of the Desert Cactus Points South
The fishhook cactus is described as the compass of the desert, always indicating the south. The remark frames the plant as a natural directional guide in arid regions.
Woman acquitted after defense by junior barrister at Kent Assizes
A woman charged with obtaining credit by false pretenses at Kent Assizes was defended by a junior barrister at the court’s request. In cross examination she praised her counsel saying she would have pulverized the witness without him, and she was acquitted.
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Kent
Public sale of desirable house and lot notice
Public sale notice for a desirable house and lot filed in Winchester Virginia. Clerk Rich L Gray of the Corporation Court of Winchester presides. Date noted as April 4.
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Rich. L. Gray
City of
Winchester
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